I noticed a review of a new provider recently and checked her website.  The review was the hobbyist's first and left me curious.  The photos on the provider's website were scorching but I had to wonder why she blurred the face and pussy on pic one when the real thing is so much better.  What do you think?

They have families, some have jobs and they want this part of their lives separate from RL.  Plus web pictures are pretty much forever.

have so much photo shop done on them that they look a bit like a photo of a Pixar movie.

Also, after looking at the photos more closely.  Forget a little photo shop, I'm wondering if they were 100% computer generated?  Really high quality stuff if they were.  The shading, highlights, etc actually don't quite look real to me.

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is the writing accompanying the photos.  You can't even tell what some of the letters are, so forget about reading what is says.

and you're laughing at anyone who thinks the model in the link is actually the provider you'll meet.

Just one of the many ways to spot the fake reviews.

Here's the provider's website.  Now compare the photo to the photo in the link provided in my original post.  Thanks.

Yes, I think fraud was the word that I was looking for.

sometimes use blurred photos and sometimes don't.  Does not make sense to me.  You would think it would be one or the other.  However, the use of blurred photos in general are obviously for privacy.  Or maybe someone will do that to other people's photos to try and make the ad look legit.  In this case I would carefully look at the track records of any other reviewers to see if they seem to be legit guys.  From what little I know I for one would pass on this.